M.R.S Specialty Services

M.R.S. Specialty Services is a Hudson cleaning contractor whose real customer is a general contractor, not a household. Its Procore profile — a claimed listing at the company's own Cox Street address — records 46 projects since July 2022 with 19 still active, filed under final cleaning, cleaning services and concrete finishing, across commercial, healthcare, institutional and residential sectors in five New England states. A New England Real Estate Journal project write-up lists the company on a Rockland, Massachusetts arena build for construction cleaning and disinfection. The company's own site is a janitorial catalogue: recurring facility cleaning on a daily, weekly or monthly schedule, hard floor and carpet maintenance, ceiling restoration, window cleaning, post-construction and apartment-turnover cleanouts, day porter service, and disinfection work. It says it was incorporated in 1994, names Manny R Santos as president and CEO, and states it is certified in the application of the Ashford Formula, a concrete floor treatment. BBB tells a slightly different story worth knowing: it grades the company A+, describes it as engaged in residential and commercial cleaning, says the firm is fully insured and gives free estimates, and dates the business to 1988 with incorporation in 1993 — six years earlier than the company's own account. What there almost isn't is a consumer record. Google shows a 3.0 average across two ratings, and the single written review is one line: "I absolutely enjoy working with this company, highly recommended," posted in April 2025. That is not enough to tell a homeowner how this company handles a house. If you're a builder or a facility manager who needs a final clean or a recurring janitorial contract, the Procore volume and the 38-year BBB file are meaningful. If you want someone to clean your home, ask directly whether they take residential work at this size — and get the schedule, scope and insurance certificate in writing, since there is no written homeowner experience here to go on.